Sanchez’s Studded Red Leather Jacket in Bastard, Go and Kill 0 ▲ BAMF Style 2 hours ago · 7 min read1440 words · Film & TV · hide · 0 comments Franco Lantieri in Bastard, Go and Kill (1971) Vitals Franco Lantieri as Sanchez, dangerous Mexican henchman Mexico, circa 1890 Film: Bastard, Go and Kill (Italian title: Bastardo… vamos a matar!) Release Date: March 6, 1971 Director: Gino Mangini Costume Credit: Teresa Miccinelli (credited as seamstress) WARNING! Spoilers ahead! Background Like so many new parents, I always have plenty of time on my hands to idle away by watching movies I know little about. For those who recognized the sarcasm in that last sentence, you’ll also recognize what a gamble it was when I decided to spend just over an hour with the little-known 1971 Spaghetti Western Bastard, Go and Kill, knowing little about it other than it was called Bastard, Go and Kill and that some guy wore a sick red leather jacket in it. Said guy turned out to be Franco Lantieri—a Sicilian actor who bears quite a resemblance to Gian Maria Volonté (from the first two films of Sergio Leone’s “Dollars trilogy”)—in the supporting role… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.